Windows 10: Can not find script file "C:\Users\Public\AccountPictures\StartMenuExperience.vbs". Can...

Can someone please tell me how to fix this problem? This thing has been popping since morning every minute.

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Can not find script file "C:\Users\Public\Libraries\Checks.vbs".

Hi Joshua

The solution is to basically recreate that file and put an exit script into it

Open Windows File Exporer and navigate to:

C:\Users\Public\Libraries\Checks

If the file Checks.vbs exists:

Right click it and open it in Notepad

Replace all the contents of that file with:

Wscript.Quit

If the file does not exist in that folder, right click and choose New - Text Doument

Put this text in that file: Wscript.Quit

Then click File - Save As

At the bottom of the save as dialog, set save as type to *.*

Save the files as Checks.vbs

Note you must enter the vbs file extension yourself

Restart your PC

 

Can not find script file "C:\Users\Public\Libraries\Checks.vbs"

Can not find script file "C:\Users\Public\Libraries\Checks.vbs" what to do now to solve my problem?

 

c:\users\public\public documents\xxxxx

when running a .bat file with the following script, the copy fails. --- robocopy "c:\users\public\public documents\foldername" "e:\copyfolder" /mir /eta /r:1 /w:1 /log:c:\robolog\logfile.txt

However, when running the same script with 'public documents' changed to 'documents', the script runs ok.

--- robocopy "c:\users\public\documents\foldername" "e:\copyfolder" /mir /eta /r:1 /w:1 /log:c:\robolog\logfile.txt

why is 'public documents' a pseudoname?

I should note that after a change to the script, I have to always remember to save the .bat file as UTF-8, or the quotes in the script cause problems, too.

note that the --- characters used above are just for effect in this discussion & are not part of the operational script